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STAFF REPORT <br /> Application: Rezoning from Rural Residential to Transition Residential <br /> Parcel# 290142300M00009—Suzanne Motyka <br /> Applicant: City of Pequot Lakes <br /> Background Information: The subject property is located just to the south of downtown and is <br /> roughly 21,000 square feet in size. The property is bordered on the west by Old Highway 371. <br /> The property was previously zoned Rural Residential and the proposed zoning for the property is <br /> Transition Residential, under the new Ordinance. The property owner is requesting that the <br /> parcel be rezoned to Downtown Mixed Use. The property owner has indicated to Staff that the <br /> reason for the request is to have a smaller rear setback so that the existing house and a potential <br /> future deck would not encroach on the setback. The subject property has City sewer and water <br /> services. <br /> a <br /> w <br /> Mews eA.D lMiyRe3ie <br /> Old:Medvn De+ety Readedid <br /> 6, <br /> 11 r To artid xP..esmiatW '.. <br /> gq�y Old Pisa Res d." <br /> Ree It <br /> Nft_/ <br /> r <br /> _ _ 111 s Ladlion P.eaidadii <br /> p <br /> New Dowtow Mu6LSe Old Para)Residle" <br /> 012 MedlM Dwaty ReddeneY <br /> iL <br /> The highlighted property shows the location of the Motyka property.The Kimbler <br /> property is the eastern half of this property,while Ms.Motyka owns the western <br /> half.Our digital parcel data does not reflect this lot split yet. <br /> Applicable Statutes: Section 5.1, Subdivision 7 outlines the criteria that should be considered <br /> when amending the official zoning map or establishing a zoning classification: <br /> A. Preservation of natural sensitive areas. <br /> B. Present ownership and development. <br /> C. Shoreland soil types and their engineering capabilities. <br /> D. Topographic characteristics. <br /> E. Vegetative cover. <br /> F. In-water physical characteristics. <br /> G. Recreational use of surface water. <br /> H. Road and service center accessibility. <br /> August 2005 Staff Report 7-1 <br />